COURSE NAVIGATION
- ▶ Pixometry
- ▶ What is Pixometry?
- System requirements
- Access to network folders
- Installation
- ▶ General user-interface navigation
- ▶ Channel types
- ▶ Settings image processing channel
- ▶ Settings of a cropping channel
- ▶ Settings of a routing channel
- ▶ Settings of a Device Link channel
- Workflows
- ▶ Photoshop Inspector
- ▶ Indesign JobClient (Plugin)
- ▶ Support
- ▶ Tips & Tricks
- How to upgrade from previous versions
- Google Vision API configuration and use-cases
- Cropping Channels
- Best practices to tune enhancement settings
- Processing CMYK images
- Camera RAW file support
- Processing PDF files
- Check if images are already processed
- XMP routing
- To resample or not to resample
- File sizes
- PSD Support
- Understanding File Ready Delay and Its Impact on Processing Time
- ▶ Pixometry Integration options
- XML Jobtickets
- Image node tag definitions (the only mandatory node!!)
- Input node tag definitions
- Size node tag definitions
- QualityCheck node tag definitions
- Workflow node tag definitions
- PDF node tag definitions
- GrayscaleConversion node tag definitions
- ImageEnhancement node tag definitions
- IPTC node tag definitions
- JobControl node tag definitions
- Output node tag definitions
- ▶ Pixometry Imagin
- ▶ Pixometry (on prem edition)
- ▶ What is Pixometry?
- ▶ System Requirements
- ▶ Installation and registration
- Start the user-interface
- ▶ General user-interface navigation
- ▶ Channel types
- ▶ Settings image processing channel
- ▶ Settings of a cropping channel
- ▶ Settings of a routing channel
- ▶ Settings of a Device Link channel
- ▶ Settings of a Purging channel
- ▶ Multi-server setup (cluster)
- ▶ Photoshop Inspector
- ▶ Indesign JobClient (Plugin)
- ▶ Working with licenses
- ▶ Support
- ▶ Tips & Tricks
- How to upgrade from previous versions
- Google Vision API configuration and use-cases
- Cropping Channels
- Best practices to tune enhancement settings
- Processing CMYK images
- Camera RAW file support
- Processing PDF files
- Tuning performance and memory settings
- Setting up a one2many workflow
- Check if images are already processed
- XMP routing
- To resample or not to resample
- File sizes
- PSD Support
- Restore backup database
- Firewall settings for Pixometry cluster
- ▶ Pixometry Integration options
- XML Jobtickets
- Image node tag definitions (the only mandatory node!!)
- Input node tag definitions
- Size node tag definitions
- QualityCheck node tag definitions
- Workflow node tag definitions
- PDF node tag definitions
- GrayscaleConversion node tag definitions
- ImageEnhancement node tag definitions
- IPTC node tag definitions
- JobControl node tag definitions
- Output node tag definitions
Read here which linux distributions are supported.
The Pixometry installer for linux is not available for download from the website. Request the installer from support@pixometry.com.
File: Pixometry-13.0.0-linux-x64-installer.run (replace 13.0.0 with the actual current version).
Pixometry uses LittleCMS version 1.19. LCMS 1.19 can be installed by finding, downloading and running these rpm’s:
lcms-libs-1.19-2.1.x86_64.rpm
lcms-1.19-2.1.x86_64.rpm
Or request .deb installers from support.
Place the Pixometry installer and the files in linux-silent-install-files into a folder on the server. You edit the options file. The user must be changed to an existing user on the server. Also you need to edit the run-install.sh to change the paths to the files (first two lines of run-install.sh).
You then need to open a terminal, and cd to the folder where the files are.
Then you do:
chmod +x run-install.sh
sudo ./run-install.sh
Check if the Pixometry service is running:
ps -ef |grep pixometry
stop and start service:
cd “/usr/local/Pixometry”
sudo ./pixometry stop
sudo ./pixometry start
Start user-interface:
cd “/usr/local/Pixometry”
./StartPixometryUI.sh
download and install clients, including PixometryAdministration, on workstations:
https://linux-server-ip:8443/claro
(replace “linux-server-ip” with the actual hostname or ip number and 8443 with the actual port number (https port number is one of the options in the option file)).